The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-22
MARVELLOUS CHANGES.
" I,ai The Tufure VIII he 10 those m.ss
Refuse 10 Believe

! Is this country uneonsciously undergo
! ing wonderful change. is the change to
( take place before WE are aware Of the fact,
and when it has taken place will we won
/ der why We did not soc il before it was too
/ late
/ Those that see the changes eaily avail
themselves early. and thereby receive ben
! eft.
The shrcwd iron man sees the iron III
| terest transferred from Pittsburg and
Pennsylvania to birmingham, Alabama,
! and in his far-sightedness secs the furnaces
| in Pennsylvania torn down and deserted
for this new and prolific field. 1t is
/ claimed by the iron men Of Alabama that
/ the low price at which iron can be pro-
/ duced there will reYolutionize the iron in
| terests of the world.
| We have seen the grain-growing centers
of this country shifted to the West. We
! have seen the pork-packing industry fit
/ from Cincinnati to Chicago, and from
| thence to Kansas City and Omaha. South
ern cotton mills undersel New England
and American markets, and challenge the
world.
| We have seen and are seeing all this
| take place before our eyes, and know that
| other changes are taking place equally as
| prominent, and we wonder as we behold
| them. Ten years ago the insurance COM
| panies only required an analysis of the
| fluids when they were taking insurance for
! very large amounts. To-day no first-class
company will insure any amount unless
! they have rigid analysis of the fluids
/ passed, and if any traces of certain dis
orders are apparent, the application is re-
.iected. In their reports they show that
the death Of sixty OF every 100 people in
| this country, is dne either directly or indi-
| reetly to such disorders. The Brompton
Hospital for Consumptiyes, London, Eng
land, reports that sixty of every 100 vic
Tins of consumption also have serious dis
orders Of tic kidneys.
Among scientists fer the treatment Of this
dread malady the question is being dis
cussed.
SIS not this disorder the real cause of
consumption -
Ten years ago the microscope was some
| thing seldom found in physicians office;
now every physician Of standing has one,
and seldom visits his patients without call
| ing for a sample of fluids fer examna-
/ ton.
Why is all this ? Is it possible that we
of the present generation are to die of
diseases caused by kidney disorders, or
| shall We master the eaus2 by Warmers
thus remove the effects? All dealers keep
it. 1t is within the reach of all 1T is es-
tablshed beyond doubt that a very large
percentage of deaths in this country are
traceable to diseased Kidneys. For years
the proprietoTs Of Warmers safe cure have
been insisting that there is no sound health
when the kidneys are diseased, and they
/ enthusiastically press their specific for this
terrible disorder upon public attention.
/ We are continually hearing It's praises
/ sounded.
/ This means wonders,
Cannot the proprietors OF this great rene
| dy,who have been warning US ofthe danger,
tell us how to avoid a disease that at first
is so unimportant, ana is so fatal in its
termination? Are we to hope against
hope, and wait without ourreward?
The most significant ofall changes, how
ever, that we of to-day can note in this
radical change Of view 70 which the public
has been educated: 1t was formerly
thought that the kidneys were of very
small importance; today, we believe, it is
generally admitted that there can be no
such thing as sound health in any organ if
they are in the least degree deranged.